Follow Crystal's progress at Double Decker Days, here. Happy Thursday!
Double Decker Days.
Crystal Thomas of Victoria, Australia calls herself a "lover of eccentric and unexpected interior spaces." True to her word, she's embarked on a journey transforming a 1970s double-decker bus into a cozy, creatively-designed home, a process chronicled on the website Double Decker Days. Says Crystal, "I hope this project will endorse different living options on a budget and show that owning your own piece of something special doesn't have to be logical." Cool.
So awesome. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have this thing for living/traveling extensively in large vehicles; when I was a kid, I wanted so badly for my family to own a conversion van (you know, the ones with squishy seats and curtains in the windows), and when I was a teenager I had dreams of someday becoming a tour manager for a rock band and being able to live on a tour bus for months on end. Now I soooooo baaaaaadly want to own a VW bus or something along those lines. Anyway, long story short: I DIED of wantingness when I saw this post. SO COOL.
ReplyDeletehow can i visit??
ReplyDeleteRachel, I nearly died of wantingness when I saw this, too. I understand.
ReplyDeleteI love that last shot with all the lights shining out the windows. Am also adding "wantingness" to my vocabulary, and will advocate for its inclusion in medical texts.
ReplyDeletevery, very cool. thanks for posting this!
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this is amazing. we're taking an RV to bonnaroo from NYC this summer, but i wish this was our mode of transportation...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
xx,
anna & lauren
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I love this. There's a show on HGTV called Extreme Homes. It's not on very often, but they showcase unusual or extreme homes around the world. I saw one that was six train cars all in a row.
ReplyDeleteAnna and Lauren, that sounds like so much fun!
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